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L’Utopie
Thomas More
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Geisteswissenschaften allgemein
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"L’Utopie" (titre original complet:
De optimo rei publicae statu, deque nova insula Utopia) est un ouvrage de Thomas More qui a été publié en 1516 à l’approche de la Réforme protestante. Le titre complet de l’ouvrage signifie
« La nouvelle forme de communauté politique et la nouvelle île d’utopie ».
"L’Utopie" est l’œuvre principale de Thomas More et elle a connu un grand succès dès le départ pour deux raisons : la nouveauté du concept d’ « utopie » et sa capacité de dénonciation et de réflexion sur les mœurs de son époque.
Cet essai est dirigé contre la société anglaise d'Henri VIII et réalise una construction imaginaire proposant en contrepoint l'image d'une société idéale.
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